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Matt Criscuolo is a University Innovation Fellow and student of Chemical Engineering at the university of Delaware. Some of his interests include sustainable energy and changing the way the world thinks about food. Both of these issues are particularly timely and relevant to future human survival, and Matt believes that while current incremental changes are certianly helpful, a different and innovative approach can overhaul the current system.
Matt Criscuolo is a University Innovation Fellow and student of Chemical Engineering at the university of Delaware. Some of his interests include sustainable energy and changing the way the world thinks about food. Both of these issues are particularly timely and relevant to future human survival, and Matt believes that while current incremental changes are certianly helpful, a different and innovative approach can overhaul the current system.
Matt is highly involved in UD's chapter of American Institute for Chemical Engineers, specifically on the Chem-E-Car team. This is a competition to build a shoebox sized car that runs and stops entirely on chemical reactions that can carry a specified load a specified distance, given one hour before the start time.
<br/>For the past five summers, Matt has competed with two different ensembles on the Drum Corps International tour, winning a world championship this year with the Bluecoats. Matt is also in the University of Delaware Marching Band. Additionally, he loves cycling and completed a triathlon this past spring.
Matt Criscuolo is a University Innovation Fellow and student of Chemical Engineering at the university of Delaware. Some of his interests include sustainable energy and changing the way the world thinks about food. Both of these issues are particularly timely and relevant to future human survival, and Matt believes that while current incremental changes are certianly helpful, a different and innovative approach can overhaul the current system.
Matt Criscuolo is a University Innovation Fellow and student of Chemical Engineering at the university of Delaware. Some of his interests include sustainable energy and changing the way the world thinks about food. Both of these issues are particularly timely and relevant to future human survival, and Matt believes that while current incremental changes are certianly helpful, a different and innovative approach can overhaul the current system.
Matt is highly involved in UD's chapter of American Institute for Chemical Engineers, specifically on the Chem-E-Car team. This is a competition to build a shoebox sized car that runs and stops entirely on chemical reactions that can carry a specified load a specified distance, given one hour before the start time.
<br/>For the past five summers, Matt has competed with two different ensembles on the Drum Corps International tour, winning a world championship this year with the Bluecoats. Matt is also in the University of Delaware Marching Band. Additionally, he loves cycling and completed a triathlon this past spring.
